New Russell small-cap ETFs increase investing precision Oct. 13 - Russell Investments' head of global ETFs Jim Polisson discusses the company's four new small-cap ETFs that allow money managers and investors to invest in narrower slices of the Russell indexes.Author(s): No creator set

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Libya's Sirte faces heavy shelling Oct. 15 - NTC forces bombard Sirte, one of the last pro-Gaddafi strongholds, in a bid to root out Gaddafi loyalists. (No reporter narration.)Author(s): No creator set

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What's the chance?: concepts of probability Probability offers one of those rare intersections where classroom mathematics crosses middle school experience. The problem scenarios investigated at this level often start with a game—as did theoretical probability itself. Students find that many of the phenomena they encounter in game playing have predictable outcomes. To reach that conclusion, they need opportunities to consider data they generate, noting patterns that emerge and comparing their results with those predicted by theory.Author(s): No creator set

Lawyer expects Assange will be cleared Nov 2. - The evidence against Julian Assange is weak and prosecutors have exaggerated the case against him, says a lawyer representing the WikiLeaks founder in Sweden. Nick Rowlands reports.Author(s): No creator set

Immelt: Obama a good partner on jobs council General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt says U.S. President Barack Obama is a good partner and a good listener in their meetings on jobs and economic growth.Author(s): No creator set

A wave of social upheaval is shaking the world. In the West, the press has called the protesters "the outraged." The name is taken from the pamphlet Time for Outrage! (Indignez-vous!) by French intellectual Stéphane Hessel. The outrage by the political and economic situation in the Western world is justified. In Europe and the United States, the g

The downgrading of US debt this summer didn't have huge economic consequences, but the psychological ones were truly devastating for the national elites who have run this country for nearly a century. For a state that regards itself as infallible, it was a huge blow that market forces delivered against the government, and it is only one of thousands that have cut against the power elite in

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